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ATTIC FAN, SOLAR VS ROOFTOP POWER
Hi, I need to put an attic fan in my home since A/C working too hard to cool the house. House is 1920 built but 2016 rehabbed; Never had insulation or attic fan. WHICH IS BETTER?
I know solar fan is expensive but maybe worth it in the long run and I don't have to replace it in case electric powered fans become banned (it is in GA).
Solar fan:
PRO: doesn't run on electricity, no rodents, no moisture, fresh air
CON: expensive $599 (covers up to 1200 sq ft) to $899 (covers up to 1600 sq ft) installed
Rooftop fan:
PRO: cheaper
CON: requires power and thermostat setting/can increase utility bills